Sage Baird

4 June, 19:41

What has to happen for the President to get line-item veto power?

A) A national referendum on the veto must be held.

B) The Supreme Court must give the President the power.

C) The Senate must vote to give the President the power.

D) The U. S. Constitution must be amended.

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